Guest guest Posted November 20, 2001 Report Share Posted November 20, 2001 Is rice Dream ice cream gfcf? I know there was talk awhile back that their milk is not gf. Is this true of ice cream as well? Do they use barley malt? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 20, 2001 Report Share Posted November 20, 2001 Is rice Dream ice cream gfcf? I know there was talk awhile back that their milk is not gf. Is this true of ice cream as well? Do they use barley malt? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 21, 2001 Report Share Posted November 21, 2001 This is what I read on their website www.imaginefoods.com. I give my son the chocolate Rice Dream without any problems. Hope this helps. Kim Which of your frozen dessert products are completely dairy free? Our basic line of Rice Dream Frozen Dessert products is completely free of dairy ingredients. However, a number of our items and flavors contain added chocolate or carob coatings, chips, coated almonds or peanuts. Since we cannot make these carob and chocolate coating products ourselves, we purchase them from a very reputable, California based, natural ingredients supplier, nSpired. Like most confection companies, nSpired's manufacturing facility for chocolate and carob products includes the production of milk chocolate products. Due to the nature of chocolate manufacturing and cleanup, it is impossible to absolutely guarantee 100% that no trace amount of dairy ingredients is present when non-dairy chocolate formulations are produced. nSpired adds no dairy ingredients of any kind to their formulas for any non-dairy chocolate or carob product that they make for us, or sell themselves. Each batch of nSpired chocolate or carob is lab tested to detect the presence of trace amounts of dairy. If any trace amount is detected, the chocolate is rejected. nSpired can only " guarantee " the products to be dairy free down to a level of 0.5%. Because their carob and chocolate is only one ingredient in our frozen desserts, if there were to be any trace of dairy in their product below 0.5%, it would be in Rice Dream Frozen Desserts at a parts per million level. Cloud Nine, an East Coast based chocolate company making Tropical Source bars, obtains guaranteed 100% dairy free chocolate from Israel, where no milk chocolate is run on the same manufacturing line as the nondairy chocolate. As far as we are aware, this Israeli source is the only plant in the world that does this. Because of our manufacturing needs for different ingredients, and the timing for obtaining these products, purchasing from the Israeli company is not a practical solution that could work for us. We remain very confident in the integrity and quality of the chocolate and carob products we purchase from Sunspire. However if an individual is extremely allergic to the presence of even trace amounts of dairy (parts per million), it is our advice that s/he avoid the use of any of our Rice Dream products which contain chocolate or carob coatings or chips. These include the items and flavors listed below. The rest of our line of Frozen Dessert products are 100% dairy free and can be safely consumed even by highly allergic individuals. We are currently in the process of printing a warning on the appropriate packages to indicate the possible presence of dairy at a parts per million level. The following flavors of Rice Dream Frozen Novelties and flavors in pints and quarts may contain trace (parts per million) amounts of dairy: All flavors of Rice Dream Frozen Pies and Bars Chocolate Chip Mint Carob Chip Vanilla Swiss Almond Mint Chocolate Chip Cherry Chocolate Chunk Chocolate Almond Chunk Double Espresso Bean Peanut Butter Cup > Is rice Dream ice cream gfcf? I know there was talk awhile back that > their milk is not gf. Is this true of ice cream as well? Do they use > barley malt? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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